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LNER is proud to be continuing its partnership with London’s Chinese New Year celebrations for a second year in 2026 as the Year of the Horse is welcomed in.

Comedian, presenter, and artist Leigh Francis joined host Jenni Falconer on the latest episode of the popular LNER podcast series, Routes.

London North Eastern Railway (LNER) and East Midlands Railway (EMR) have released a new video, showing customers how easy and comfortable journeys to and from London can be using dedicated rail replacement services during weekend engineering work.

LNER colleagues are sharing how apprenticeships have shaped their careers, in a celebration of their skills and contributions as part of National Apprenticeship Week. 

LNER has unveiled plans for a one-off Harry Styles-themed train service to mark the superstar’s first UK concert at Wembley Stadium on Friday 12 June 2026. 

Customers travelling with LNER will find it easier than ever to locate an available seat or wheelchair space, thanks to new smart sensors being introduced across the Azuma fleet. 

LNER is pleased to announce the extension of its partnerships with Edinburgh football clubs Heart of Midlothian FC and Hibernian FC through to 2026.

Capital Breakfast Star Sian Welby Just Loves A UK Seaside and a Penny Arcade

• LNER releases first interior images of the new fleet, showing customers what they can expect on future journeys.
• 10 tri-mode trains, all 10-carriages in length, are being built by CAF for the primary East Coast Main Line operator.
• Name of the fleet revealed as ‘Serenza’, a reference to peacefulness and calm, but also energy, movement, and modernity.
• The new trains will support growing demand for East Coast Main Line travel, delivering additional seating capacity and customer benefits, meaning improved journey experiences.

Forget doomscrolling – new research from LNER reveals Britain is rediscovering the love of a good book on the train. 

Train operators LNER and East Midlands Railway (EMR) have teamed up to help keep customers on the move during weekend engineering work on the East Coast Main Line.

LNER will be introducing an additional peak-time weekday service from Peterborough to London King's Cross after listening to and acting on feedback from commuters.